Allpro Parking for Healthcare unveils operations at Erie County Medical Center
Allpro Parking for Healthcare, a division of Allpro Parking, LLC, has begun valet operations at Erie County Medical Center (ECMC).
The addition of valet operations at ECMC will allow customers easier access to the facility while construction continues at the main entrance. ECMC chose Allpro Parking to assist during this time due to its considerable experience with construction parking mitigation.
"Our valet parking will provide quick access to the hospital and its services for patients and caretakers, as well as provide peace of mind for those with limited mobility," said Richard Doetterl, Jr., vice president of operations and director of Allpro Parking Healthcare Division.
Allpro Parking For Healthcare currently operates and manages garage and surface parking at the hospital for staff, patients and visitors.
Allpro Parking, LLC celebrates its 12th year in business with two awards: Buffalo Niagara Business Ethics Crystal Award Recipient 2012 and Buffalo Niagara Human Resource Association 2012 Outstanding Employee Culture Award.
Allpro Parking, LLC operates 95 locations across New York State and Ohio. Additionally Allpro Parking offers valet services and parking management solutions. Allpro Parking for Healthcare operates first class valet parking operations at 8 hospital locations.
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